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Signed in June 1919 at the Palace of Versailles in Paris to end WWI. This treaty forced Germany and other Central Powers to take all the blame for WWI.

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Acts passed to try and keep the US out of war. Prohibited the export of arms, ammunition, or other war materials to belligerent nations.

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September 1st 1939 – September 2nd 1945 – North Africa

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September 1st 1939 – September 2nd 1945 – North Africa

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Roosevelt and Churchill made the decision to take Africa while German and Soviet Armies fought in Stalingrad. General Dwight D. Eisenhower lead operation torch where they landed in Morocco and Algeria then fought across North Africa. British General Bernard Montgomery kicked the Germans out of Egypt after a victory at El Alamein.

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September 3rd 1939 – May 8th 1945 – Battle of the Atlantic

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September 3rd 1939 – May 8th 1945 – Battle of the Atlantic

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During the battle of the Atlantic there were technological advances which helped counter German threat to allied supply lines. Radars were used to intercept German U-Boats. The German Army was defeated at Stalingrad.

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The final neutrality act which lifted the embargo on on arms and put trade with all belligerent nations under the terms "cash and carry". This meant that nations would pay cash for American made supplies then transport it with their own ships.

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A term used by German Nazi leaders on the mass murder of Jews. It was the last stage of the holocaust and was apart of the Nazi Germany plan to to kill Jews.

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An act that gave President Roosevelt almost unlimited authority to direct material aid to the war effort in Europe without violating the nations position of neutrality.

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June 28th 1941 – Office of Scientific Research and Development

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June 28th 1941 – Office of Scientific Research and Development

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An agency created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to coordinate, supervise, and conduct, scientific research on the problems underlying the development, production, and use of mechanisms and devices of warfare. This played a more important role in production than in any other war and developed new inventions used in war.

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The Atlantic Charter written by Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt was a statement that defined the allied goals for the post-war world, which included self-determination for nations and economic and social cooperation among nations.

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August 28th, 1941 – Office of Price Administration

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August 28th, 1941 – Office of Price Administration

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The Office of Price Admission was created to place a ceiling on most goods and limit consumption by rationing. They established price controls on nonagricultural commodities and essential consumer goods during the war.

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It was a surprise military strike by the Japanese air services. Located in Honolulu, Hawaii. The attack drove the US out of isolation during WWII. Soon after, the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.

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President FDR declared war on Japan the day after the bombing.

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A slogan and drive to promote the fight for democracy overseas. Overseas campaigns at the home front in the United States for African Americans During WWII.

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January 16th 1942 – War Production Board

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January 16th 1942 – War Production Board

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Established by executive order 9024 the War Production Board replaced the Supply Priorities and Allocation Board as well as the office of Production Management. The War Production board was granted supreme authority to direct procurement of materials and industrial production programs.

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A meeting of Nazi officials on in the Berlin suburb of Wannsee to plan the "final solution". The meeting consisted of 15 high-ranking Nazi Party and German officials.

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February 19th 1942 – Japanese Internment Camps

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February 19th 1942 – Japanese Internment Camps

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Camps established during WWII by President Roosevelt That people of Japanese descent would be incarcerated in isolated camps after the attack of Pearl Harbor. They were established with the intent to prevent espionage on American Shores.

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This battle proposed the end of the Japanese sea-borne invasion of Port Moresby. It was a clash between the US navy and Japanese cruiser force which resulted in Japan losing momentum in Coral Sea.

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May 15th 1942 – Women’s Auxiliary Army Corporation

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May 15th 1942 – Women’s Auxiliary Army Corporation

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The women's branch of the United States army hat was created as an auxiliary unit. Established to work with the army for the purpose of making available to the national defense the knowledge, skill, and special training of women of the nation.

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A major naval battle in the Pacific during WWII. Occurred six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor and One month after the battle of Coral Sea. The US Navy successfully defended Midway island and affected Japans hopes of neutralizing the United States as a Naval power. This turned the tide of the war in the Pacific during WWII.

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President Roosevelt approved the production of the atomic bomb in relation of the Germans stopping the sale of uranium and experimenting on it. The army takes responsibility of the atomic weapons complex and delegates the task to the Corps of Engineers which then establish the Manhattan Engineer District. Begin to produce and test atomic bombs in Los Alamos Mexico.

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August 7th 1942 – February 9th 1942 – Guadalcanal

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August 7th 1942 – February 9th 1942 – Guadalcanal

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The Guadalcanal campaign ended all Japanese expansion attempts and placed the allies in a position of clear supremacy.  The Japanese troops were forced to evacuate which lead to an American victory that paved the way for more allied wins along the Solomon islands.

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Italy declares war on former allies Germany during the 1940s. Italy surrendered in 1943 due to the invasion of Sicily which led to the collapse of Fascist Italian regime and the fall of Mussolini.

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The supreme court held that the wartime internment of American citizens of Japanese descent was constitutional.

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The Normandy Invasion also known as D-Day began when 156,000 allied forces landed on five beaches along a 50-mile stretch of France's Normandy Region. The invasion was one of the largest military assaults in history. The outcome of this invasion lead to the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany's control.

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The largest naval battle of WWII between the Japanese versus the U.S. on their invasion to reclaim the Philippines. This battle crippled the Japanese navy essentially taking them out of the war and allowing the US to reclaim the Philippines from Japanese control.

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December 16 1944 – January 16 1945 – Battle of the Bulge

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December 16 1944 – January 16 1945 – Battle of the Bulge

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Germanies last offensive in the West. They launched a blitzkrieg attack and pushed the allies back towards the Ardennes forest creating a 60 mile bulge. The allied forces held out the Germans during this battle enough to eliminate their ability to launch more offensives.

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February 4th-11th 1945 – Yalta Conference

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February 4th-11th 1945 – Yalta Conference

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A meeting between US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin to discuss postwar reorganization of Germany and Europe. No decisions were made because an agreement could not be reached at this conference.

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February 19th – March 26th - Battle of Iwo Jima

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February 19th – March 26th - Battle of Iwo Jima

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One Of the bloodiest battles in Marine corps history. American forces invaded the island and engaged in a battle lasting 5 weeks. During the battle the Japanese fought until the last man resulting in a nearly complete Japanese wipe out.

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April 1st – June 22nd 1945 – Battle of Okinawa 

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April 1st – June 22nd 1945 – Battle of Okinawa 

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Taking Okinawa would provide an air base for the allied powers to be able to strike Japan. It also helped blockade important logistical routes. An estimated 110,000 Japanese troops were killed, whereas fewer than 8,000 surrendered.

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July 17th – August 2nd 1945 – Potsdam Conference 

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July 17th – August 2nd 1945 – Potsdam Conference 

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A meeting between US President Harry S. Truman, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin to discuss postwar reorganization of Germany and Europe. At this meeting they made plans to demilitarize Germany, Arrest and try Germans who committed war crimes, approved formation of a council of foreign ministers to act on behalf of the US, Soviet Union, Great Britain, and China to write peace treaties with former German Allies. They also pressured Japan into exiting the war.

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August 6th - August 9th 1945 – Atomic Bomb

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August 6th - August 9th 1945 – Atomic Bomb

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Bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima to bring the war with Japan in the Pacific to a quick end. Five days after the second bomb being dropped on Nagasaki the Japanese surrendered from the war. The bombs were controversial because of how powerful they were and the after effects of them.

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The United Nations charter was adopted and signed, ready to be enforced.

- The charter for the United Nations—the world's premier international organization, established at the end of World War II to maintain world peace and friendly relations among nations—entered into force this day in 1945.